Forged for Destiny : A Heroic Fantasy with a Chosen-One Twist

Name: Forged for Destiny
Brand: Little, Brown & Company
SKU: 9780316587877
Price: 3050 KES
Availability: InStock
ISBN: 9780316587877

by Andrew Knighton

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Format Paperback / softback

ISBN-10 0316587877

ISBN-13 9780316587877

Publisher Little, Brown & Company

Imprint Orbit

Country of Manufacture US

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date May 8th, 2025

Print length 432 Pages

Weight 398 grams

Dimensions 20.90 x 14.20 x 3.20 cms

Product Classification: Adventure Adventure / action fiction Fantasy

KSh 3,050.00

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From Andrew Knighton, a thrilling new voice in fantasy, comes a sword and sorcery tale that flips the "chosen one" trope on its head and carries you on an adventure like no other.

In the first book of this epic chosen-one fantasy series, Raul must claim his birthright as the last surviving heir of King Balbainus and lead his conquered people to freedom.

The signs are all there—his birthmark, in the shape of Balbainus’ halfmoon and dagger sigil, the gemstone-hilted sword he found in his parents’ inn, and the sudden influx of illegal books featuring the late king’s lineage. Nevermind the fact that his sword doesn’t seem very old at all, he feels much more comfortable reading than fighting, and his birthmark is looking more and more like a burn scar…

As Raul leaves his simple village life to start a rebellion against the tyrannical Dunholmi government, he begins to wonder if his destiny is more someone else’s plan for a future he doesn’t want to be a part of. He’ll go along with things, for now, if only to prove that change can come from kindness instead of outright destruction.

After all, destiny is what you make of it.

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